During the match between Udinese and AC Milan, at the Bluenergy Stadium – Stadio Friuli, in Udine, another incident of racism occurred in Serie A.
The victim of this incident was the Rossoneros' French goalkeeper, Mike Maignan. Near the end of the first half, a section of the stadium began shouting what appeared to be racist insults. To this, the goalkeeper also selected from his country reacted with annoyance and subsequently stopped the match.
Mike Maignan left the field after being the victim of racist insults from Udinese fans and the match had to be suspended for a few minutes.
pic.twitter.com/1CJjVBxQiK— The Chips (@TheChips_Futbol) January 20, 2024
The match was suspended for approximately 10 minutes while the referee, Fabio Maresca, resolved the situation. Subsequently,
The match ended with the victory of AC Milan by a score of 3-2. However, an official position will be expected from both the league and both clubs, as well as consequences for the stadium and its fans. Meanwhile, during the incident, a clear and concise message was sent on Calcio's official accounts: “Serie A condemns any and all forms of racism.”
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